I write this week’s missive from the giddy height of a transatlantic flight, having exhausted all other possibilities of in-flight distraction. Seven-and-a-half hours is a long time to kill and ever si...

During the 1960s, when decolonisation movements were sweeping the world, it was joked that, after achieving independence, a country had to do three things: design a flag, launch an airline and found a film festival. Western Sahara...

Last Sunday marked the second anniversary of Dr Joseph Muscat’s election as leader of the Labour Party, a good opportunity for me to take some time out to make a few reflections on these eventful 24 months....

There has been a general feeling of unease across these otherwise tranquil islands after government MP Edwin Vassallo’s mind-boggling declaration that what goes on in bedrooms is the government’...

It’s safe to say that the Labour Party’s news website, Maltastar, hasn’t yet got to grips with the fine art of the leading article. Its ‘leaders’ are invariably among the most inept, badly written and ill-thought-out pieces ...

What a sorry political state we are in. There do not seem to be any inspired politicians in either party...

It’s been a weird week, what with parliamentary questions about TV porn in hotel rooms and the startling...

This is not an easy month for women, particularly those who do not like football. With many men stuck in front of the television or out in ...

Tourism, which is the main pillar of our economy, depends on many factors, especially the economic stability of the countries from which so many of our visitors come...

The undisputed best singer, composer and rock performer of any time on any planet, Sir Paul McCartney,...